Blue waterproof tarpaulin sheet

Blue Tarpaulins

The classic blue tarpaulin in every grade. From budget 70gsm sheets to 350gsm and heavy PVC, plus a 100m roll to cut on site.

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Three kinds of clear.
One is right for your job.

Light and toughness trade off against each other. Here is how the types compare.

Budget: 70 to 110gsm

Laminated polyethylene

Strength
Lifespan outdoors

Best for: DIY, garden jobs and short-term cover.

Shop 80gsm blue

Heavy Duty: 185 to 200gsm

Polyethylene, up to 35m x 20m

Strength
Lifespan outdoors

Best for: roofs, sites and large areas.

Shop 200gsm blue

Super Heavy: 350gsm

Five-layer polyethylene, 16x16 weave

Strength
Lifespan outdoors

Best for: exposed roofs, stacks and plant.

Shop 350gsm

PVC: 560 to 570gsm

PVC-coated polyester

Strength
Lifespan outdoors

Best for: trailers, boats and daily use.

Shop blue PVC

Measure in 3 steps

Open the size guide
  1. Measure the area

    Take the length and width of the space or frame you want to cover.

  2. Add your overhang

    Add around 30cm to each side so there is room to tie it down.

  3. Pick the size up

    Finished sizes can run slightly under, so choose the nearest size above.

Blue Tarpaulins buying guide

Quick answers

Why are so many tarpaulins blue?

Blue became the standard colour for light polyethylene sheets, so it is the most widely made. It is also easy to see on a building site.

What is the strongest blue tarpaulin?

The 560gsm and 570gsm PVC-coated polyester sheets. Both come in blue.

Are blue tarpaulins waterproof?

Yes. Every blue sheet in this range is waterproof polyethylene or PVC.

Can I buy blue tarpaulin on a roll?

Yes. The 110gsm blue roll is 1.8m wide and 100m long. It is supplied unhemmed and without eyelets so you can cut it to length.

What size blue tarpaulin do I need?

Measure the area you want to cover and add about 30cm on each side for tie-down. Then choose the nearest size up.